What I will show you today is a hospital medicine and drug management system implemented by jsp+ssm framework (spring+springMVC+mybaits)+mysql, and the front end uses the easyui framework. The system mainly realizes basic information such as customer (patient) management, handler (doctor) management, drug management, etc., and realizes the most basic medicine and drug management functions, in which the client (patient) contacts with the handler (doctor) and the drug, That is to say, each customer has a unique basic information about doctors, medicines and diseases. The system functions are relatively simple and the structure is relatively clear. It is easy to do secondary development or make some minor modifications on this basis. This project includes a complete source code and a video guide to run the tutorial. In addition to teaching you how to import and run the video tutorial, it will also teach you how to modify the copyright information at the bottom.
PS: At present, the project has been equipped with complete development documents (development documents include requirements analysis, system architecture, flow charts, ER diagrams, use case diagrams, entity diagrams, database design, code implementation, etc. All the requirements of the paper can be used as a reference Papers), to help you quickly master the entire system!
Here are some screenshots after running it, starting with the login page:
Home page after administrator login:
For information query, only customer query is demonstrated here:
Entry information:
Information viewing:
Print information:
User Management:
The above is a screenshot of some functions of this system. For more detailed functions, please click on the above video to watch. The project includes video guidance and operation tutorials, complete source code and reference papers (please contact customer service for reference papers), to ensure that it runs , if you still can’t run after following the video tutorial, please contact me, I will run it for you remotely directly , in short, say the important thing three times: run the package, run the package, run the package!